Alumni Notes

Brian Humby, BCom’59, died in Toronto on April 14. He was 87. After graduating, Brian embarked on a retail career with the Hudson’s Bay Company that would take him to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Toronto. He became a course co-ordinator at Seneca College before retiring to spend time with his family, travel and summer at Surprise Lake. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Aila, sons Ross Humby, BCom’83, and Michael, BSc(Eng)’87; and five grandchildren.

Moreland Lynn, BCom, MBA’66, died March 27, at age 79, while vacationing in the Algarve region of Portugal. He is survived by his wife Leslie (Allen, Arril); his children John (Beverley), Bruce (Karyn), and Janet, Artsci’94; his step-sons David (Jess) Arril, Benjamin (Jenn) Arril; six grandchildren and step-grandchildren. Moreland was a teacher and respected figure in business and in the community of Midland, Ont., where he served from 1967 to 1982 as a Councillor, Reeve and, finally, Mayor. His businesses included the first A&Ws in Midland and Collingwood, Huronia Office Services and Midland Printers. Moreland sat on dozens of volunteer boards and committees and was keenly interested in local heritage, participating for over a decade as a ministerial advisor for Discovery Harbour and Ste. Marie Among-the-Hurons. More recently, he was a Friend of the Penetanguishene Centennial Museum, a Museum Board member, and was founder of the Penetanguishene Historical Society. He was a co-founder of the Stage Company, personally performing in several productions by Huronia Players.

Charles (Chuck) N. Morrison, BCom, died in Calgary on March 30, aged 78. He is survived by his wife Audrey (Webb); children Yvonne, Neil (Maxine), Lynne (Todd) Steeves; three grandchildren; and siblings Tim, Paul, Jeannette Richardson and Mary (Dave) Seymour. After graduating from the Queen’s Commerce program, Chuck worked at Prudential Insurance Co. of America for 40 years

J. Paul Haynes (BCom) passed away March 20 in Oakville, ON. After attending Harvard Law School, Paul settled in Oakville, where he cofounded and was President of Tax Time Services Ltd. until his retirement, with his wife Jean (Chamberlain, BCom’60), as the company’s secretary-treasurer. For a time, Paul was concurrently Director of Finance, JP Haynes & Associates, Orangeville.

Douglas (Doug) Chamberlain (BCom) died Aug. 28, 2014 at St. Catharines General Hospital. His early career at Clarkson and Gordon and Shell Oil was followed by 20 years with the Ontario Ministry of Industry and Trade. He leaves his wife of 53 years, Janice, and sons David (Ceinwen), Drew (Helen) and Ian (Judy) and seven grandchildren.